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11: Scott Murray on Avocado Farming: 11: Scott Murray on Avocado Farming Scott has 42 years of organic agricultural production experience in the United States and Mexico. He has a multitude of experience with conservation, food production, and environmental leadership—including serving...

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Episode 46: Psychoactive Plants: a 4/20 Off Topic Holiday Episode: It’s 4/20 today, so what better way to celebrate than a (pretty much) off-topic episode about two psychoactive plants most relevant in our lives? Since we’re a Seattle-based show, we’re obviously talking about coffee and marijuana! We discuss...

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#27 Practical feedback on establishing silvopastoral systems with Ben Raskin

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Silvopasture & Community Food Security with Lisa Depiano of the UMASS Carbon Farming Initiative

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The Future is Nuts!: Growing Nut Trees with Michael Judd

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High Production Tomato Growing - How to Grow a lot of Tomatoes in a Small Space - The Urban Farmer - S1W11 (FSFS11): In this episode Curtis talks about: - How his no till beds are working out and performing. - His strategy for what types of tomatoes to grow. - How he grows his tomatoes. What cultural practices is he doing. - How he interplants other crops between...